clinched fist造句

• Lennox Lewis looked down at his two, massive clinched fists.
• "I don't want them to get a clinched fist yet,"
• Viewers saw anger and frustration, clinched fists and in a few instances bodies ablaze in suicidal protest.
• "Otpor's clinched fist became a known international brand, " said group member Sinisa Sikman.
• Ahmed said as most of the other students raised clinched fists and chanted " Crush America ."
• Meciar then " grabbed me by the shirt, stretched out his right arm with a clinched fist,"
• Among the symptoms are clinched fists, increasingly rapid breathing, sweating, tremors, stuttering speech and an intense or fixated stare.
• Meciar then " grabbed me by the shirt, ( and ) stretched out his right arm with a clinched fist,"
• With every hair in place, they can hurl themselves toward the finish line at the end of an exhausting stage but still have enough energy left for more than just a clinched fist to celebrate a victory.
• The Protestant faction was furious at Gerry Adams last week when he sent the " Yes " vote diving by going on stage before the camera and raising clinched fists with IRA bombers temporarily released from prison, the notorious Balcombe Street Gang.
• When Tommie Smith and John Carlos, a pair of African-Americans, stood on the podium with their heads down and their clinched fists raised at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, more was on the line than a 200-meter gold medal.
• A variant of this sign which uses the entire palm instead of the clinched fist over the chest is commonly known as the " Palm Sign " and in Latin America, it is widely referred to as the "'Cossio's Sign "'or "'Cossio-Levine Sign " '.